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Severity helps teams decide what to review first. It is a prioritization signal attached to each issue, not a judgment that every store must resolve every issue in the same way. Higher-severity issues usually have a stronger chance of affecting operations, storefront quality, or customer trust. Lower-severity issues may still matter, but they are less urgent.

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Severity levels

Atlios uses four severity levels:
  • Critical. Catalog problems that should be reviewed first, such as conditions that block product readiness or signal data corruption.
  • High. Important issues that affect operations or customer-facing product content.
  • Medium. Issues worth addressing in batches as part of a regular review.
  • Low. Informational findings or minor inconsistencies.

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How to use severity

Use severity to plan review order:
  • Start with the highest-severity issues in a new scan.
  • Fix issues that block product readiness or storefront confidence.
  • Review lower-severity issues in batches.
  • Suppress intentional exceptions so future scans stay focused.

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Severity and business context

Your team’s context still matters. A missing barcode may be urgent for one operation and less important for another. Atlios gives you the signal; your team decides the right catalog action.

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Severity can change

As Atlios adds checks and learns more about catalog workflows, severity definitions may become more precise. Treat severity as a practical review aid, not as a permanent taxonomy.